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Step 1
If you have a food processor, add all of the solid ingredients and about 2 tablespoons of the liquid and process into a paste. If you use a chopping bowl, you’ll probably have to do the ingredients a bit at a time. If necessary, add a bit more liquid, but keep the mixture tight so that you can easily roll it after chilling the charoset.
Step 2
Refrigerate the mixture for at least an hour. Then roll rounded teaspoonfuls of the chilled charoset into balls. Moistening your hands with cool water helps keep the stickiness to a minimum.
Step 3
Store charoset balls refrigerated, in a tightly covered container or refrigerate the mixture until a few hours before the Seder and make the charoset balls then.
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